The plant, which manufactures transformers and electrical equipment, is fully automated and utilizes artificial intelligence. TBEA’s management presented the full range of the company’s products in the showroom and shared their plans to construct a new plant in Almaty region.

Additionally, a meeting was held to discuss potential opportunities for cooperation on investment projects in Kazakhstan.

As a result of the visit, both parties agreed to hold an extended meeting in Astana with the participation of technical teams to discuss investment projects related to the construction of conveyor lines for coal and overburden transportation, the installation of gas cleaning systems at coal-fired power plants, substation modernization, and the use of artificial intelligence technologies.

At the meeting, the parties discussed further cooperation on the supply of main and auxiliary equipment for Samruk-Energy’s investment projects.

Kairat Maxutov noted that the key criteria for equipment selection will be high efficiency, advanced technology and minimal pollutant emissions.

Harbin Electric  reaffirmed its commitment to delivering advanced technical solutions that will also enable the modernization of existing power plants, taking into account the need to reduce environmental impact.

The parties agreed to continue collaboration in the identified areas and scheduled the next round of discussions to take place in Astana.

A meeting between Kairat Maxutov, Chairman of the Management Board of Samruk-Energy JSC, and Mr. Lu Zexiang, Chairman of the Management Board of China Energy International Group, was held at the headquarters of China Energy Engineering Corporation.

During the meeting, the parties discussed the advancement of joint investment projects focused on the construction of solar and wind power plants. Specifically, both sides agreed to expedite all necessary procedures to enable the timely commencement of construction of a 300 MW solar power plant in the Turkistan region within the current year, as well as a 500 MW wind power plant in the Karaganda region, scheduled for 2026.

In addition, the parties discussed preparations for the China–Central Asia Summit, which is set to take place in June 2025 in Astana with the participation of Heads of State. It is expected that project agreements will be signed during the summit.

Furthermore, the company executives outlined specific steps to enhance future cooperation in the construction and modernization of energy infrastructure across the Republic of Kazakhstan.

As part of a working visit to Beijing, a delegation from Samruk-Energy, led by Chairman of the Management Board Kairat Maxutov, held a meeting with the management team of Sepco 1 and Power China International.

The meeting focused on advancing the project “Modernization of Almaty CHP-2 aimed at reducing environmental impact”, along with exploring other potential areas of cooperation.

Following the meeting, the parties agreed to intensify efforts on the planned initiatives and to hold the next round of talks at the Almaty CHP-2 site.

According to data from the Bureau of National Statistics, Kazakhstan's coal industry is demonstrating steady growth. From January to March 2025, the country produced 28.5 million tons of hard coal — an increase of 5.6% compared to the same period in the previous year.

Bogatyr Komir LLP has made a significant contribution to this positive trend. In the first quarter of 2025, the company boosted its coal output to 12.4 million tons, marking a 6.8% increase year-on-year.

Coal sales volumes also saw an upward trend: over the three-month period, 12.4 million tons were shipped, which is 2.8% higher than in Q1 2024. Of this total, 9.9 million tons were supplied to the domestic market, while 2.5 million tons were exported.

The growth in production and sales underscores the company’s stable development and its strategic role in ensuring the country’s energy security.

As of the first quarter of 2025, Samruk-Energy JSC has maintained its leading position in Kazakhstan’s electricity market, increasing its market share from 33.8% to 34.2% compared to the same period last year.

Electricity generation for January–March 2025 totaled 11,444.7 million kWh, which is 4.4% higher than the figure recorded in the first quarter of 2024.

On the eve of Victory Day, employees of Samruk-Energy honored their veterans with deep reverence and gratitude.

At CHP-1 named after B. Orazbaev, a solemn event was held to mark the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. Following tradition, the plant’s employees laid flowers at the Victory Obelisk on the premises. The youth group of the power plant, together with union representatives, visited home front veterans Praskovya Aksenova and Alexey Korobkin.

Employees of Almaty CHP- 3 extended congratulations to home front workers, including Valentina Semenovna Maksimenko, who turned 94.

Employees of Bogatyr Komir LLP also visited veterans and home front workers, expressing profound gratitude for the peaceful skies above and presenting them with commemorative medals.

The team of Alatau Zharyk Company JSC also expressed gratitude to veterans and home front workers ahead of Victory Day. Among them was veteran Kambar Amirovich Sarsenov, who served on the front lines during the war in a rifle regiment of the Kalinin, Baltic, and Belarusian fronts. For his courage and bravery, he was awarded the Order of the Red Star, Orders of Glory III and II Degrees, and other medals.

Employees of Ust-Kamenogorsk and Shulbinsk HPPs held a traditional volunteer initiative for Victory Day to support World War II veterans, former child prisoners of concentration camps, and survivors of the Leningrad blockade. Using voluntary contributions collected by employees of both stations, approximately 500 kWh of electricity was covered for all individuals in these categories residing in East Kazakhstan and Abay regions. Financial aid was provided to 30 families.

The veterans expressed heartfelt gratitude to the employees of Samruk-Energy JSC companies for their attention, care, and remembrance, which unites generations and inspires continued efforts for peace and prosperity.

Aidos Masiraliev, an operator at the central thermal control panel for steam turbines at CHP- 1 named after B. Orazbaev, climbed the 28 Panfilovtsy Peak to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory, honoring the heroes’ legacy.

“I wanted to pay tribute not with words, but through action”, - Aidos says. Despite cold, fatigue, and lack of oxygen, he reached the summit, drawing inspiration from the resilience of the Panfilovtsy and his family that also cherishes the memory of wartime veterans.

Aidos is the winner of the “Outstanding Production Specialist – 2024” award. He has completed several climbs, each time carrying APP flag.

This is more than sport. It symbolizes the continuity of generations, demonstrating that memory endures—through actions, deeds, and the hearts of today’s new heroes.